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As states and localities around the country loosen penalties for marijuana, for both recreational and medical uses, they are increasingly grappling with how to handle its presence in homes with children.

As universities are increasingly grappling with the implications of the White Paper, and their link up with business, it's vital that their core purpose as educational establishments is not lost.

The CUNY program raises a question that law schools are increasingly grappling with: Why are their students, after three years of intellectually demanding training, not ready to practice as soon as they pass a bar exam?

Legal experts said that in the era of social media and smartphones, prosecutors are increasingly grappling with cases in which people have aspects of their personal life unwittingly exposed on social media.

Picarro's chief executive, Michael Woelk, suggested that as countries and governments increasingly grappled with the rise in greenhouse gases, sales of monitoring equipment were likely to grow rapidly.

The big move for both campaigns comes as Republicans increasingly grapple with ways to stop Trump from reaching the 1,237 delegates necessary to win the GOP presidential nomination.

While Dahda doesn't explicitly ask how to interpret the Constitution, courts have increasingly grappled with how to apply privacy protections to new technologies in recent years.

As our societies increasingly grapple with regional and global limits of growth, this book will help us define a future trajectory from scarcity to security.

He argues that in an increasingly interdependent world (grappling with transnational issues like AIDS, global warming and terrorism) the administration has asserted, perversely, that it is more than willing to go it alone.

JERUSALEM -- With its Cairo embassy ransacked, its ambassador to Turkey expelled and the Palestinians seeking statehood recognition at the United Nations, Israel found itself on Saturday increasingly isolated and grappling with a radically transformed Middle East where it believes its options are limited and poor.

Many local authorities in cities in the developing world are grappling with increasingly complex challenges regarding urban road provision.